Who will I be fighting against in mediation?

You asked a very similar question two days ago, which was answered by myself and at least one other attorney. The link to that question and the...

Will it affect the child emotionally if the non-custodial parent wants to see them after a long time without any contact?

First of all, the issue as to how it will impact the child emotionally is a psychological issue and cannot really be answered by an attorney or a...

ALimony while going thru divorce

While I would love to give you a rough idea of what you can expect to receive from spousal and child support, it would be negligent of me to do so...

My ex wife and I have joint custody but the children live with her in New Mexico

I agree with the prior answer, except to add that your ex wife is in violation of the current orders, whether the matter is heard in California or...

How to get court ordered alimony from spouse who moved out of state

He cannot be placed in jail unless you file a Motion for Contempt of Court and a court decides to place him in jail. Such motions are very costly...

How to get court ordered alimony from spouse who moved out of state

Under the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA), you can file a petition in California against your ex-spouse. UIFSA most often comes into...

Those items belong to your husband. If they were purchased with income earned during your marriage and you have no pre or post marital agreement...

Am I legitimate child of my father?

I have good news for you. You are and always have been a legitimate child, regardless of when your parents married. The only difference is that...

My son is turning 18 . He is still a high school studen. Am I obligated to continue paying for child support after age18?In CA

Yes, if he is still in high school. If you look at your court order, you will see that the support continues until your son is 18 AND graduates...

How will a probate attorney be paid if when all is said and done, there are more debts than assets in the estate?

The answer is yes, he does get priority, as does the executor/administrator of the estate. The response given is not intended to create, nor...